Sentence examples for will get rain from inspiring English sources
The forecast I use says Aintree will get rain every day this week, totalling perhaps 17mm before racing starts on Thursday.
Not everywhere will get rain.
For $750 a night, Mashpi's guests will have to wear rubber boots whenever they set foot outside; they will get rained on; they will struggle to find animals who have spent their entire evolutionary histories perfecting their camouflage.
If there is a chance you will get rained on or otherwise soaking wet, a change of as many clothing items as possible and a gallon-size plastic bag are excellent investments.
Dress assuming you'll get rained out.
A spokesperson said: "Everywhere will get heavy rain on Friday, pretty much the whole of the UK will get some form of rain shower.
According to the latest climate change forecasts for this part of the Pacific, the Marshall Islands on average will get more rain in the coming decades, not less -- but they'll also get hotter temperatures, rising seas and longer and more intense droughts.
"The water purveyors are aware of the severity and they are telling us that, looking in the short term, if we don't get rain we will have to act".
This is as close as he will get — ash, raining from the sky.
"Until we get rain or snow, it will only get worse".
